Can I move a piece somewhere else if I left it but didn't press the clock?

Suppose I touch my queen and then move my queen, keep it on a square and take my hand off and then before I press the clock  , I realise that it's a wrong move and so move the queen to a different square and then press the clock. Is this allowed, or do I have to play the queen on the first square (If my opponent calls the arbiter)?

I was unsure of the answer and hence am asking.

I am getting conflicting answers, an official answer would be appreciated.

Can I move a piece somewhere else if I left it but didn't press the clock?

Suppose I touch my queen and then move my queen, keeping it on a square, and take my hand off. Then, before I press the clock, I realize that it's a wrong move. Thus, I move the queen to a different square and then press the clock. Is this allowed, or do I have to play the queen on the first square (if my opponent calls the arbiter)?

I am getting conflicting answers. An official answer would be appreciated.

Can a move a piece somewhere else if i left it but didnt press the clock  ?

Suppose i touch my queen and then move ,keep it on a square and take my hand off and then before i press the clock , i realise that its a wrong move and so keep the queen on a different square and then press the clock,is this allowed, or do i have to play the queen on the first square(If my opponent calls the arbiter)?

I was unsure of the answer and hence am asking.

I am getting conflicting answers, an official answer would be appreciated.

Can I move a piece somewhere else if I left it but didn't press the clock?

Suppose I touch my queen and then move my queen, keep it on a square and take my hand off and then before I press the clock , I realise that it's a wrong move and so move the queen to a different square and then press the clock. Is this allowed, or do I have to play the queen on the first square  (If my opponent calls the arbiter)?

I was unsure of the answer and hence am asking.

I am getting conflicting answers, an official answer would be appreciated.

Can a move a piece somewhere else if i left it but didnt press the clock ?

Suppose i touch my queen and then move ,keep it on a square and take my hand off and then before i press the clock , i realise that its a wrong move and so keep the queen on a different square is this allowed, or do i have to play the queen on the first square(If my opponent calls the arbiter)?

I was unsure of the answer and hence am asking.

I am getting conflicting answers, an official answer would be appreciated.

Can a move a piece somewhere else if i left it but didnt press the clock ?

Suppose i touch my queen and then move ,keep it on a square and take my hand off and then before i press the clock , i realise that its a wrong move and so keep the queen on a different square and then press the clock,is this allowed, or do i have to play the queen on the first square(If my opponent calls the arbiter)?

I was unsure of the answer and hence am asking.

I am getting conflicting answers, an official answer would be appreciated.